Chapter 1: Introduction 
16  VM-1 User Guide 
  Control/Indicator  Description 
  Down button  Pressing the Down button scrolls down through the messages in 
the event message queue and scrolls down through characters for 
password entry.
 
  Enter button  Pressing the Enter button displays message details for the current 
message and enters the password character selected. 
  Lamp Test button 
and LED  
Pressing the Lamp Test button turns on all LEDs and displays a 
test pattern on the LCD. The LED indicates the lamp test is 
running. 
  Drill button and 
LED [1] 
Pressing the Drill button turns on all audible and common alarm 
output devices and, if configured, all visible devices. Pressing the 
button again turns them off. The LED indicates the function is 
active. Requires a password to operate. 
  Signal Silence 
button and LED [1] 
Pressing the Signal Silence button turns off all active audible and 
common alarm output devices and, if configured, all visible 
devices. Pressing the button again turns them back on. The LED 
indicates the function is active. Requires a password or the enable 
controls key to operate. 
  Reset button and 
LED [1] 
Pressing the Reset button restores the system to the normal state. 
The LED indicates the reset function is active. Requires a 
password or the enable controls key to operate. 
  ACK/Silence button 
and LED  
Pressing the ACK/Silence button silences the panel buzzer and 
acknowledges all current events. The LED i
active. Requires a password or the enable controls key. 
  Controls Enabled 
LED 
Blue LED indicates the controls in that group are enabled at the 
annunciator. Requires a password or the enable controls key. 
  Trouble LED  Yellow LED indicates an active trouble state. 
  Ground Fault LED  Yellow LED indicates a ground fault. 
  Supervisory LED  Yellow LED indicates an active supervisory state. 
  Fire Alarm LED  Red LED indicates an active fire alarm state. 
  Power LED  Green LED indicates the annunciator is energized. 
[1] Control and indicator is not on the RLCD or K-RLCD remote annunciator.